All Seasons Diner II

Went for breakfast a few Saturdays ago. Food was good diner food, waitress was excellent and very nice. Great place!

I probably rate this place as fair. We went on a Friday night and had to wait for 15 minutes for a table. That tells me this place is good. Wife ordered teriyaki chicken and shrimp diner with the salad bar. I have to say, the rolls at the salad bar was very soft and tasty. Her dinner was fair. Nothing to rave about. I ordered trifecta sandwich. It was a pizza steak sandwich. The steak didn’t have much flavor. I thought it was flat. The bread was hard and cold. I thought it would be toasted. The bread in the bar was so much better.
We got the bread pudding dessert which was very good. I give it 5 stars. We also got almond horseshoe to go. That was also tasty as well.
Overall, I loved the dessert and rolls. The main entrees didn’t blow me away.
The service was excellent.

Always a great meal here. Wait staff could be a little friendlier but the food is always consistent and great here. Always a good value too

Our go to diner… Love their rice pudding. Always crack a joke and make us feel welcome.

Terrible
This place packs them in. Why is a mystery to me.
The food is terrible. The service meh. The rest room was not the cleanest I ever saw.
The crowd is heavily seniors that fill up on the salad bar then take the meal home for tomorrow.
Unfortunately, the other Dinners in the area are not better.

The food was subpar but the service was good and it had a nice atmosphere but sadly it Wes packed and we had to
Wait 15 minutes. This place gets s ³⁄₅ rating

If it is possible to give no stars I would. My family has ordered cheesecakes for just about every holiday for years from All Seasons. I decided to order a cheesecake to bring to my boyfriend’s house since the cheesecake is usually a big hit. I ordered a cheesecake sectioned into thirds topped with strawberry, blueberry and plain. We usually have pineapple instead of the plain section, however it’s seems to be the least popular. I asked the woman on the phone if the the plain section would work and she assured me it would be fine and people have ordered it in the past. Upon arriving and asking multiple people for my cake I was brought out a cake with frosting piped around the edges (on a cheesecake) with horizontal stripes of the flavors. It was HIDEOUS. After complaining and asking them to fix it, I was then brought out a cake that look so sloppy and as if a 2yr old made it. After complaining to multiple people and being there for 40mins I lost all patience and needed to get out of there. The woman at the front who rang me up was the same woman who I out the order in with and knew I was unhappy with the quality but assured me «the cake would taste the same.» Yes. Because it is completely acceptable to bring a cake that looks awful after paying 40 $. To give an idea of how much my family frequents the diner my uncle was eating breakfast at the counter while the cake debacle was taking place. PLEASE check out the picture posted to get the full effect of how bad this was. I’ve never posted a bad comment on anything before but I am completely frustrated and appalled how they decided to handle the situation. It says a lot about the business.

Well, This was our «go to» diner for years. We stop in a few times a week and spend a good amount of $ throughout the year. That was until today.
We finished our meal and were just sitting enjoying coffee for about 15 minutes when one of the owners, I don’t know his name, asked us to leave so he could seat people who are waiting to eat. I wish I knew his name. This is so all about him. He is a short, pudgy man with a white hair combover. That’s the best I can do. So stay out of his way.
I told him I can’t believe that he asked us to leave. It’s a Tuesday afternoon. He said we were there long enough. Amazing. RUDE.
I went here for the convenience. But if you want to eat at one of the best diners in New Jersey, take a few extra minutes to drive to Americana Diner Route 130 in East Windsor, NJ
You’ll thank me and so will they. Its good Food without the Rude!

Never again! The manager at the door who happened to seat us was a jerk. Slammed our menus down on the table and walked away. The waitress messed up my order, there were 2 small hairs in my son’s food. The woman at the pay counter had a bitchy attitude. Shame I had to pay for all that!

The place was crowded on a Saturday night. We were seated quickly and placed our order for drinks soon after. Meal order was taken and food came out fast. Food Portions are large. I enjoyed my meal. All people in my party enjoyed their meals as well. Our server was good. No complaints from me. We ate very basic meals of burgers and breakfast.

Clean diner. Large comfortable dining rooms, extensive menu. Have eaten here a number of times. Unfortunately, there has been a drop off in food quality and service.

Was planning to go to another restaurant but decided this met everyone’s needs. Came here once before years ago and didn’t remember how good it was. For starters the salad bar was not to be believed. Don’t remember the last time I have seen this in a diner. Our portions were huge, not and delicious. My mother has enough leftovers for two nights. Very reasonably priced, great service and packed on a Saturday night. The full dinners come with the salad bar (which is a meal unto itself), soup, entrée and dessert.

The food was great! The service is good. Prices are reasonable. Compliments to the Chef! Had extra eats for the next night too.

I’m visiting from California so our internal clock is behind. We can come here to have breakfast when it’s appropriate for us. 2^nd day in a row we ate here. Service and the food is great. Try the matza ball soup!

The food is good and the specials are very reasonably priced. for $ 14 dollars I got a soup, a salad (I which I ate tons of grape leaves), a great meal that was very big and I could only eat half, and desert.
Their bread pudding is the probably the best bread pudding I’ve ever had.

Stopped in for the first time today on a whim since we were in the area;
Not sure if we got our server on a bad day, but we were surprised at the curt attitude that carried on throughout our visit. Upon ordering a cup of chicken noodle soup and a cup of matzo ball soup, we were brought two cups of chicken noodle. We brought this to the server’s attention and she took the incorrect cup of soup back to the kitchen, only to return with the same cup of chicken noodle soup with a new addition of a sloppily added matzo ball. The entire visit, we could hear our server loudly complaining about some sort of an issue with another employee, which may or may not be related to the service issue.
The other food we ordered was fair, but nothing to negate the poor service and encourage a return visit soon.

Clean diner, convenient location, good breakfast and friendly staff. My waitress was a kind and hospitable lady which made everyone feel welcome. I was visiting from Texas and she made me feel like I was home.
Only reason for minus one star was some of the seats were worn and needed repair. The news was on and was depressing hearing of tragedy while eating. (This may just be my over sensitivity, YMMV)
One of my top 5 favorite places to eat for breakfast in the world. That is high praise.

Every time I come in to eat I’m always treated in a friendly way. The food is excellent, my only complaint is I wish that they were open later on the weekdays.
Breakfast can’t be beat, the burgers are amazing, and the salad bar is definately worth a visit!!!

Let me first state that as a NJ resident, born and bred, diners are somewhat of a (self-​proclaimed) specialty of mine. I still maintain that visiting every NJ diner is on my bucket list, so I naturally consider myself a diner connoisseur. However, YMMV. Let’s begin.
All Seasons Diner II is a good looking diner from the outside, much more so than many of my usual South Jersey diner haunts. As you walk in, the interior is also nicely appointed, again much nicer than most SJ diners I have been to. The place was decently crowded on a Friday night, so I had high hopes for the place. After we were seated, I looked at the menu, which is pretty expansive. I will admit, I was looking for a certain dish — creamed chipped beef on toast (or as many of you know it, SOS or s**t-on-a-shingle). I grew up on this staple (thanks for joining the Marine Corps, Dad) and it’s one of my go-​to comfort foods. However, I was unable to locate it on the menu. SOS… not on the menu… at a DINER… IN NJ???
Once I calmed down, I asked the waitress if they perhaps just didn’t list it on the menu (some places don’t, but they’ve always had it). This waitress, however, DIDN’T EVEN KNOW WHAT DISH I WAS REFERRING TO! Blasphemy, if you ask me. Luckily, I had selected a backup just in case they didn’t have it available.
Coffee came out, and was very good. However, I also asked for ice water, which came out in a plastic «glass». For such a nice-​looking diner to use plastic glasses for their drinks was incongruous, to say the least. I know it costs a little more to have real glasses, but the little things go a long way, fellas.
As we waited for our food to arrive, I finished my coffee. As I drained my coffee cup, I realized there were coffee grounds in the bottom of the cup. This usually means the basket on the machine is old or broken. I don’t particularly enjoy grounds in my coffee — not a good sign.
Besides the conspicuous lack of SOS, the food was excellent. I got an omelet and my friend got a club sandwich, so we didn’t order any culinary masterpieces, but they were simple and well done. The food came out fairly quickly too, despite the crowd.
As a final note, our waitress could have been more attentive. I know it was Friday night and she had several tables, but my friend was waiting for quite some time for a drink refill, and we found it hard to signal our server because she was all over the place. This, coupled with her not knowing what SOS is… maybe she was new or something?
Overall, I think the rating for this place should be 3.5 stars — good food, nice ambiance, but below-​average service, and lack of SOS might be responsible for a half-​star reduction in and of itself. Prices were average, maybe a tad high, but its Freehold; everything is more expensive than it has to be. I would come back, but I think I would want to try a couple of the other local diners first.

Still love the food and we still frequent this diner often. They have the best coffee & pancakes hands down!!! However, I’ve noticed the past few times I’ve been here that the wait staff have been a little rude and in a rush. The other day when we came our waitress was an older lady and she seemed annoyed that we were asking for extra items (e.g. Napkins, water, straws etc.) she forgot to bring out my husbands’ blue cheese & he was afraid to ask her for it. Not cool to make your customers feel like they are bothering you! Today our waiter rushed away from us before we could fully complete our order! Then towards the end of our meal he removed a plate of food that we were still working on. We weren’t done yet, we just ended up leaving b/​c clearly he was too busy for us! Great food! The service could use some improvements!